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  • FLICKAAA! :) my gym from 2000-2007 when I quit competitive. Still go to drop in when I cam

  • I'm level 1 (Canada) but i definatley don't do things like this on bars my routine is pullover back hip circle straddle off and on beam I just learning how to do a hand stand

  • Sophie is now 10; this was taken 2 years ago.

  • SHES 12 NOW OR 13 I THINK

  • Thats awesome!!

  • luuve the leotard !

  • In this video taken 2 years ago, she was 8.

  • how old is she?!

  • how can she be eight? I'm almost double her age and i can barely do a somersault!

  • In the USA, this would be umm....I think level 5 or 5. Maybe 7. I'm not that far in with my training. She's REALLY great!! That club is very nice, the one I train at is nowhere near as nice. It's kind of old actually. I think I see a future olympian! :D

  • Wow keep up the gymnastics! Your amazing

  • in USAG i think she would be about level 4-6 but i dont really know :) she is very talented for her age especially on beam....i wish i could do that.... keep it up girl!!! and i was wondering whats with the coach shes so loud and has a strange accent where is she from?? anyways have fun!!!!

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  • Super Man!!!!

  • Where did you get her leotard

  • I love love love her leo!!!

  • VERY NICE CLUB!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Where did you get her leotard?

  • for those in the USA to get an idea - a level 3 in Canada is comparable to a high level 7 love level 8.

    My daughter competes in a competition against Alaskan Gymnasts and she is competes both P 2 & 3. For the specific competion they have to be level 3 Canada or working on level 8 or just completed level 7.

  • for those in the USA to get an idea - a level 3 in Canada is comparable to a high level 7 love level 8.

    My daughter competes in a competition against Alaskan Gymnasts and she is competes both P 2 & 3. For the specific competion they have to be level 3 Canada or working on level 8 or just completed level 7.

    Hope this helps.

  • This looks like U.S.A's Level 5or 6  gymnastics

  • i wish i could do a handstand like the one at 1:50

  • you have to be nine to compete in canada

  • actually this is more like level 5 or 6 in usa now that i think of it

  • in usa i think this is level 3 or too because we have to do handstands on beam in level 2

  • i go to gymnastics im 8 i love it but im sor

  • what level?

  • Please read the explanation below about Canadian gymnastics levels. This gymnast is training for Level 2 Argo in the Canadian Provincial stream. (I don't know what level this is in the U.S.) After Provincial Level 4, gymnasts compete at the National level, which is divided into the same 4 age groups. (National is the highest level in which one can compete in Canada.)

  • About Canadian gymnastics levels:

    "Young gymnasts often begin in a Pre-competitive program such as KIP (Kids in Progress) or Provincial Beginner. Levels 1 - 4 of the Provincial stream are further broken down into 4 age groups: Argo 6-9 years, Tyro 10 & 11, Novice 12 & 13 and Open 14 and above. The requirements become more difficult as gymnasts move into older age categories, therefore a gymnast may stay in the same competitive level even as they progress in physical ability and skill."

  • not 2 what is 2 ?this is more like 5!shes awesome!!!!!

  • I love her superman leotard!!!!

  • in the usa she is probably a level 7 out of 10

  • more like 5 or 6. shes good on bars especially

  • WOW! Awesome!!! This is Flicka in North Van, Right?

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